Season 3 (1967-68)
| Title | Original Airdate | Guest Stars | # | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Judy and the Astro-Chimp | September 5, 1967 | Robert Clarke, Davis Roberts, Yale Summers | 301 | ||
| Dr. Tracy faces a predicament when Judy trades places with a chimp who has been trained for the astronaut program, who has somehow made its way into the compound and gotten lost. | |||||
| Crime Wave at Wameru | September 19, 1967 | Robert DoQui, Peter Mamakos, Hedley Mattingly, Albert Popwell, Yale Summers | 303 | ||
| A stern, no-nonsense sergeant has been sent to replace District Officer Hedley. In an effort to save his job, Judy and her animal friends kidnap a lion cub. | |||||
| Miracle in the Jungle | September 26, 1967 | Jan Clayton, Mel Scott | 304 | ||
| A man on the run from the law slips into Wameru to retrieve stolen loot he had buried there previously. What he doesn't know is that Judy the chimp had already found it and dug it up, and that Dr. Tracy has been arrested for possession of it. | |||||
| Killer Tribe | October 3, 1967 | Don Pedro Colley, Yale Summers | 305 | ||
| A search party is sent out to look for Judy when it's discovered that she has left the compound with a stranger suspected of being a member of a very dangerous tribe. | |||||
| The Scent of Fear | October 10, 1967 | Hedley Mattingly, | 306 | ||
| A journalist saved from a lion's attack, by Jack, but it's not a foul play? Or the journalist, whom Mike's friend, is only saved from Clarence's "attack", because he want to write some bad news about Daktari's work...? | |||||
| Judy and the Jailbirds | October 31, 1967 | Sterling Holloway, Leonid Kinskey, Hedley Mattingly | 309 | ||
| Dr. Tracy finds himself involved in a scheme by two old ex-cons, who want to return to the safety and comfort of their jail cell, to get caught breaking into the safe in Hedley's office and getting sent back to prison. | |||||
| Judy and the Wizard | November 28, 1967 | Gil Lamb | 313 | ||
| Dr. Tracy and his friends try to help an aging magician, whose chimpanzee is getting too old to perform. | |||||
| The Big Switch | January 9, 1968 | Carl Byrd, Rex Ingram | 319 | ||
| When Judy the chimp gives a revitalizing serum to an old native chief who has been banished from his tribe, he comes up with a plan to regain his honor: he's going to singlehandedly kill a lion. | |||||
| Judy Strikes Back | January 23, 1968 | Tony Monaco | 321 | ||
| Dr. Tracy installs an electronic alarm system to protect more than $1 million worth of vaccine. Judy, angry that she's lost her job as guard, leads a protest against the new system that's replaced her. | |||||
| The Killer Cub | January 30, 1968 | Bruce Bennett | 322 | ||
| Local ranchers, angry that a cheetah Dr. Tracy is treating has killed some of their cattle, give him a week to get the animal to stop, or they'll take care of the cheetah themselves. | |||||
| The Killer of Wameru | February 27, 1968 | 325 | |||
| To be written | |||||
| The Will to Live | March 12, 1968 | 327 | |||
| To be written | |||||
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